Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
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TURF TOPICS.
Stuyvesant Breaks the Willie
Record at COney Island.

| Time breaks tne rocOru ny oHo-Hdll q
second.
| Five eighths of mile dash, stakes
for two-year-olds-Van Leland won,
Speedwell second, Daniella third,
Time, :041a. Seventeen starters.
| One and three-sixteenth miles, av-
erage stakes-Joe Cotton won, Binette
second. Time, 20214. Two starters.
One and quarter miles, match
Banburg won rom,Elkwood in 2:071a.
One and one-eighth miles-Swift
won, Brown Duke second, Florence
M. third. Time, 1:56. Eight starters
Seven-eighths of mile, selling
Little Minnie won, Patrocles second,
Bonnie S. third. Time, l PSI. Nine
teen starters.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Roi dor
won, Pat Divvier second, Malaria
third. Time, l 80. Four starters.
AT NIAGARA FALLS.
NIAGARA FALLS, September L.
First race, seven-eighths OF a mile,
selling-Gilt first, Lady May second,
Barbara third. Time, :051s. Eight
starters.
Second race, five-eighths of mile,
selling-Jim Brennan first, Miller sec
ond, Danville third. Time, l :05. Six
starters,
Third race, one and five-sixteenths
of mile, selling-Luna Brown first,
Santa Claus second, Top Sawyer third.
Time, 401a. Four starters.
Fourth race, three-fourths of mile
Pagan first, Ontario second, Karl H.
third Time, l Is. Five starters.
Fifth race, steeplechase, full course
| Bellevue first, Abraham second, Cheat
fellow third. Time, 5 20. Six starters.
JOCKEY wARDER KILLED.
Jockey Warder was badly injured in
the steeple chase this afternoon and
died this evening.
SPORT AT GRASS VALLEY.
GRASS VALLEY, September THE
attendance at the races was quite good
to-day.
The unfinished race of yesterday
was won by Clara, taking the heat in
:391a.
First regular race, running, free for
all, mile heats, best two in three-En
tries--Dave Douglass, Sir Thad, Daisy
D. and Mayblossom.
Daisy won the first heat in :43.
Second heat, Sir Thad was with
drawn, being lame, and Daisy won in
:441a. Douglas took second money
and Blossom third.
Third race, special running for $3.50,
Rock, Edwin F. and Lige Clark con-
testants. Rock took the first heat
time, AS. Clark won the second
heat, on which was Rock distanced;
time, l Al.
Pacing race for $500. With five en-
tries, there were but three starters,
Bracelet, Arrow and Charley Brown.
Arrow won the race in three straight
heats. Best time, 2 :23.
PEDESTRIAN CONTEST.
A foot-race of IS yards took place
between Mat Wheelipan and Charles
j. Bosworth. Bosworth won easily in
~ seconds.
REDDING's RACES.
REDDING, September There
were two races at the Fair grounds
this afternoon.
First, half-mile dash, with the fol-
lowing entries: A. A. p. and Black
bird. Won by A. A. P. Time, SO
seconds.
Trotting race, best two out of three,
between Sorrel Frank and Echo.
First heat won by Echo, time 3 :07.
Second and third heat won by Sorrel
Frank, time 2:55 and 401.
Trotting race, double team, one
mile dash, L. G. Woodman's team
and Ed. Frisbie's team. Won by Fris-
bie's in 3 531a.
BAY DISTRICT MEETING.
SAN Francisco, September The
Golden Gate fair opened to-day at the
Bay District track with select ex-
hibition OF live stock, as well as an
attractive speed programme. The
pleasant weather attracted fully 1000
people to the track.
First race, three-quarters OF a mile
dash, Alameda stakes-Starters j.
Chamberlain, Lizzie Dunbar, Tom
Atchison, Grover Cleveland, Edel-
weiss, Not Idle, Applause and Johnny
Gray Edelweiss won, Lizzie Dunbar
second, Grover Cleveland third
time :141a.
One and one-quarter miles, California
stakes-Starters Adeline, Jim Duffy,
Fred. Archer, Jack Brady, Narcota.
The race was won by Adeline, Narcota
second, Fred. Archer third. Time,
2:1115.
Third race. three-quarters dash be-
tween Peregrine, Surinam, Fanny f,
Snowdrop, Rosedale, Carmen and
Serpolette. Snowdrop won easily in
:15, with Carmen third.
A FOUL CLAIMED.
Miller, on Surinam, claimed a foul
after the race, charging that Bally, on
Snowdrop, had forced him against the
fence. After listening to the. state
ments of the Jockeys, the Judge dis
allowed Miller's claim.
WON BY A NOSE.
Fourth race, mile heats, between
May d, Elwood, Moonlight and Patti.
Patti won the first heat from Moon
light in 49,, Elwood third.
Moonlight went to the front in the
second heat, winning from Patti in
l :421a.
The deciding heat was a splendid
run and both animals made the race
from the start on pretty nearly even
terms, Patti winning by scant nose
in A.
AT HAMPDEN PARK.
HAMPDEN PARK, September 7.
About 1000 people were present at
the Hampden Circuit races this after
noon. The track was a trife heavy.
2:27 class-Green Girl first; Spotted
Beauty second, Erm third. Best
time, 2 :27.
2:23 class-Ben Star first; Al Roy
second, White Socks third. Best
time, 2:214.
Great interest was manifested in
the special race between PAGER John
ston to wagon and Harry Wilkes to
harness. Johnston won in three